The city is easy to reach from any part of the world and there is a shuttle flight service available from Los Angeles LAX airport to Santa Barbara Municipal Airport at nearby Goleta. There is an Amtrak station, or if you wish to come by road US101 is the only major highway that leads to the town.
Catalase converts the harmful byproduct of metabolism, Hydrogen Peroxide, into water and oxygen. It also oxidizes toxins in the body such as formaldehyde, alcohols, phenols and formic acid.
Catalase (like many enzymes) has a specific function. This is because of the unique shape of the catalase molecule. Its shape allows the enzyme to bond with a specific substrate (such as hydrogen peroxide). A substrate is the compound with which an enzyme bonds. Think of it as a lock and key. In our example, catalase represents the lock, and the hydrogen peroxide represents the key.